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Amarar

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Small furniture manufacturer from Palma (C. Sant Feliu 17, local 15) that wants to recover Mallorcan pine as furniture wood. Fusteria, cabinetmaking and…

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Peasant table made of Mallorcan pine
Peasant table made of Mallorcan pine — Xim Izquierdo, © Xim Izquierdo / Amarar — uso de cita con crédito, View Mallorca

Who is / What is

Small furniture manufacturer from Palma (C. Sant Feliu 17, local 15) that wants to recover Mallorcan pine as furniture wood. Fusteria, cabinetmaking and custom furniture. Circular, modular and recyclable design. Founders: per verify.

Featured work

  • Tables: square dining room, Pagès ("farmhouse") table and two round ones; custom made stools.
  • Technique: the pine is immersed in water ("amarar") to make it more durable and easier to work with.
  • Weave a local network: forest owners, forest management, sawmills, fusters and designers.

Relationship with the office

History

  • 2024 (Feb.): View Mallorca includes it among the artisan furniture studios on the island.
  • Founding date: to be verified. The amarar.es website was under maintenance (Oct. 2026).

Why is indigenous design

Change the focus from the object to the resource: wood from the Mallorcan mountains, treated with ancient knowledge (curing the wood in water) and processed on the island.

For the project

  • Report "from the pine forest to the table" with a sawmill and a fuster.
  • Platform table in local pine.
  • They share an address with Paparkone (Sant Feliu 17): workshop building? (to verify).

Photos

![](../../../raw/made-in-mallorca/fotos/avui/amarar-1.jpg) — Mesa Pagès. © Xim Izquierdo / Amarar

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What is Amarar?

Small furniture manufacturer from Palma (C. Sant Feliu 17, local 15) that wants to recover Mallorcan pine as furniture wood. Fusteria, cabinetmaking and…

Sources

Working text from the Disseny Indígena knowledge base, machine-translated from Spanish.

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